Hey @federico.vitale! Let me Reverse Uno on you and ask you this: what is your intent once you have defined this metric? How do you plan to use this metric in Klaviyo? 

Also, follow up question, do you currently have a CRM like Salesforce or something similar where you track your pipeline?

Hi @federico.vitale 

The transaction events you refer to are generated by the ecomm platform, for example Shopify etc. These events are pushed to Klaviyo as part of the platform integration.

Do you want to track a 'conversion' as a customer completes an insurance application or similar? If so, you may be able to create a custom conversion event for your use case with JavaScript. More info on Klaviyo custom event tracking here: https://developers.klaviyo.com/en/v1-2/docs/custom-event-tracking

Hope that helps.

Andy

Hi @kaila.lawrence and @bluesnapper! Thank you for your replies!

At the moment I don’t have a dedicated CRM, I’m at the very beginning and I prioritised having a solid marketing automation solution combined with the sales platform.

I’ve set up events using JS, among which there is one called “Purchased” (which passes also the value and the product purchased) and I successfully see that when the event happens.

I was wondering if there was a way to let Klaviyo’s analytics know that that event (and solely that) is an actual conversion.

Thanks!